How to use this calculator
Enter your body weight, workout duration, sweat level, temperature, and current water intake. The result gives a daily target plus workout replacement water.
Estimate daily and workout-specific hydration needs based on body weight, workout duration, sweat level, intensity, and temperature. The result includes water targets and dehydration risk.
Enter your body weight, workout duration, sweat level, temperature, and current water intake. The result gives a daily target plus workout replacement water.
The result shows whether your current hydration is enough for both normal daily needs and sweat lost during training.
Electrolyte needs increase with long, hot, or high-sweat workouts.
A 180 lb person training 60 minutes with moderate sweat may need about 105–120 oz total water for the day.
Many people need roughly 16–32 oz per hour, with higher needs in heat or heavy sweating.
Electrolytes are useful when sweat loss is high, workouts exceed one hour, or training happens in heat.
Dark urine, headache, thirst, and reduced performance can signal dehydration before training.
A common rule is to replace about 16–24 oz per pound of body weight lost during exercise.
Yes. Excessive water without electrolytes during long sessions can dilute sodium, so balance matters.
| Module | Output |
|---|---|
| Daily hydration | Base plus workout need |
| Sweat replacement | Water needed during training |
| Electrolyte flag | Sodium need indicator |
| Heat risk | Temperature-adjusted warning |